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After Inspiring More Than a Lakh People to Donate Their Eyes, This IPS Officer Has Now Adopted a Village

Ake Ravi Krishna, Superintendent of Police in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh has been actively involved in the overall development of the Kapatrala village.

After Inspiring More Than a Lakh People to Donate Their Eyes, This IPS Officer Has Now Adopted a Village

An awe-inspiring action by an IPS officer, this story is sure to make your day.

Setting an example for everyone, Ake Ravi Krishna, Superintendent of Police in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh has adopted the entire village of Kapatrala.

This comes around the right time for the village that has been reportedly imperilled by a series of faction killings and revenge murders, for which 21 people might face incarceration including life imprisonment, said an article in Financial Express.

The determinant officer decided to act upon the matter and took the first step towards the development of the village.

IPS officer Ake Ravi Krishna. Source: Facebook

Starting with getting the district collector to sanction an amount of 60 lakh for the construction of rooms in a government school, he has been actively involved in a variety of initiatives including the construction of roads and starting literacy programmes in the village.


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The IPS officer is also on a mission to raise awareness on eye donation amidst the villagers. He had earlier composed a song, encouraging people to donate their eyes after death, which was reported and shared on several social media platform.

Titled ‘Kallanu daanam chey, nee choopunu daanam chey’, meaning ‘donate your eyes, donate your vision’, the song was sung by the officer himself.

Having pledged to donate his organs last year, the IPS officer has since inspired around 1.5 lakh people to register for eye donation and become a great source of inspiration for others.

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